Hi,
> I don't see what you mean. It doesn't matter what who you are on the
> terminal, what matters is who you are on the server. You'd script the
> user on the terminal (root) to login to the server as some user and run
> the su command to be whatever user you want on the server.
This is only needed if your login name as known by ssh isn't your user name on
the server.
> Hm... did you mean put the GUI login on the terminal and run ssh -X in
> the background with the info provided? I guess that would probably be
> safer.
That's exactly what I mean ! More precisely, run something like
ssh -X -l user server icewm
(in fact there is a trick I don't remember, but doing that won't work, you have
to set an environment variable, or ssh won't know your display right).
Pat
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